Propulsion wing of a moving vehicle, and moving vehicle comprising such a propulsion wing
AssigneeCws Morel
InventorsJulien Ducarne, Julien Morel
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AssigneeCws Morel
InventorsJulien Ducarne, Julien Morel
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A rigid propulsion wing for a moving vehicle, including at least one first section and one second section, a first end and a second end each including attachment means for reversibly connecting to said moving vehicle, said first section and said second section being movable with respect to each other by means of articulating means such that said propulsion wing assumes, and moves from, at least a first deployed position to a second deployed position, and vice versa, in which deployed positions said first and second sections are arranged, substantially vertically, in the extension of each other, and in which said first end, or respectively said second end, are reversibly connected to said moving vehicle by means of the attachment means thereof.
A rigid propulsion wing for a moving vehicle, comprising at least one first section and one second section, a first end formed by one end of the first section and a second end formed by one end of said second section, the first end and the second end each comprising attachment means for reversibly connecting to said moving vehicle, said first section and said second section being movable with respect to each other by means of articulating means such that said rigid propulsion wing assumes, and moves from, at least a first deployed position in which said first section and said second section are arranged, substantially vertically, in an extension of each other, and in which said first end is connected to the moving vehicle by means of the attachment means of the first end, to a second deployed position, in which the first section and the second section are arranged, substantially vertically, in the extension of each other, and in which the second end is connected to the moving vehicle by means of the attachment means of the second end, and vice versa.
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